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  1. U. S. Orders by Exxon Pipeline Measures

    The U.S. agency that oversees the safety line on Tuesday ordered Exxon Mobil Corp. for safety improvements to a Montana oil pipeline that ruptured and spilled oil into the Yellowstone River last week.

    The Ministry of Pipeline Transportation and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration said Exxon to Silvertip pipeline under the bed of the Yellowstone River’s reburied on the line to protect against damage and said the company will have to restart a plan to submit before it may interfere the pipeline to resume. (more…)

  2. Crews clean up oil on Yellowstone River in Montana

    Exxon Mobil Corp. Recognized under political pressure Monday, which is the scope of its pipeline leaks in the Yellowstone River can extend well beyond a 10-mile stretch of the famous waterway.

    Because the company intensified its clearing tens of thousands of gallons of crude spilled Pipeline Co.., Exxon Mobil. Gary Pruessing president promised to do “what is necessary” to search and mop oil from the 12-inch pipeline at the bottom of the river that broke over the weekend. (more…)

  3. Oil falls near Three-Month Low as Housing Start Growth Outlook dampens Drop

    Oil fell to the lowest price in almost three months as U.S. housing starts and industrial production fell in April stalled, dampening optimism about the economic outlook and fuel demand. Crude slipped 0.5 percent after the Commerce Department said work began on 523,000 houses per year pace, down 11 percent from March. Production at factories, mines and utilities was unchanged, the Federal Reserve reported today. Yesterday, the dollar touched the highest level against the euro since March 29, reducing the appeal of commodities. (more…)

  4. BP calls fine can not be based on the total spillage

    The mind wants to sanction the day and did not run barrels leaked. BP says that the U.S. Government related to any criminal penalties for Gulf oil spill last year, calculate how many days the well flowed Macondo, not on how many barrels of crude oil leaked.

    In court filings Tuesday, the oil giant responded to a lawsuit filed in December by the Ministry of Justice that civil environmental penalties based on an estimated 4.1 million barrels of oil in the Gulf spilled after the explosion and sinking of the Deepwater Horizon rig target April 20, 2010, killing 11 workers. (more…)

  5. BP Reinstates Dividend, will sell two U.S. refineries

    BP Plc, Europe’s second largest oil company’s, restored the dividend and will sell two U.S. refineries as it recovers from the Gulf of Mexico spilled. BP will pay a dividend of 7 cents per share payable for the last three months of 2010, half the level before the spill, after canceling the payment for the first three quarters. It plans to dispose of its Texas City refinery and Carson.

    Chief Executive Officer Robert Dudley is making the company “smaller” and “more agile” after the worst spill in U.S. history that his predecessor Tony Hayward cost his job. The company has already slimmed down by selling $ 22 billion of assets and agreed to an $ 8 billion of stock to be exchanged with OAO Rosneft to improve access to untapped reserves in the Russian Arctic Kara Sea to get. (more…)